Word: harvardized
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Dates: during 1920-1920
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...Harvard has not won an Intercollegiate Track Meet since 1909. We hear the same old story about track which we used to hear about football, yet in the 90's Harvard had Intercollegiate championship teams, and so far as I have been able to learn, we did not then get any number of "prep school stars...
...takes a certain type of a man to make the crew, but in track all that is necessary is a pair of legs, a pair of arms, and a lot of determination. I wish that space would permit me to give the names of all men who have made Harvard track teams who never knew that they had any athletic ability when they came to Cambridge, and to name others who did not make their school teams, but were first class performers in college. Two of the former are W. A. Barron Jr., Captain of the 1914 team, who came...
...other way. Those of us who are interested in athletics are sometimes accused of over emphasizing the importance of our sports, but I do not think that there is anyone who will not admit that a sound body is just as essential as a sound mind. That Harvard University endorses this fact is evidenced by compulsory exercise for all Freshmen, and the approval by the Faculty of University athletic teams...
Under the auspices of the Liberal Club and the Harvard Union, Mr. Harry Snell, a prominent member of the English Labor Party, will speak this evening at 8 o'clock in the Quiet Room of the Union. Mr. Snell is a member of the London County Council, and Secretary of the International Ethical Union. He is visiting this country as a representative of his party. His subject tonight will be "English Labor." The meeting, which will be informal, will be open to all members of the Union...
...themselves honored. Revered and beloved throughout the world, President Eliot stands as the type of all that is best in the realms of culture and scholarly attainment. The Freshmen, listening to him, will do deference not only to his worldly fame, but also to his position as the greatest Harvard figure within the last century...